Taking Care of Your Sexual & Reproductive Health
Your sexual and reproductive health deserves attention.
Services Offered
Our staff includes a Board-Certified Gynecologist, Certified Nurse Practitioners, Medical Assistants, and a Registered Nurse who specialize in working with you wherever you are in your sexual and reproductive health journey.
Routine Gynecological Visits & Exams
- Pap testing
- STI screening and treatment
- Pelvic/vaginal exams
- Other lab tests (as needed)
- Pregnancy testing
Contraception Consultations & Prescriptions
There are many birth control options available. Talk with us to find the one that will be best for you.
- Pills
- Patch
- Ring
- Injection
- Insertion and removal of IUD's and Nexplanon
- Diaphragm fitting
Gynecological Procedures
Procedures include Colposcopy, LEEP, biopsy, and treatment of genital warts. We also evaluate and treat a full range of gynecologic problems (including abnormal bleeding, pain, menopause symptoms, and breast concerns).
Transgender Health Care
Campus Health’s LGBTQ+ healthcare clinic provides trans support services and treatment, including hormone therapy, general wellness visits, referral for surgical transition, and more.
Rescheduling or Canceling Appointments: For procedures (biopsies, colposcopies, LEEP, etc.), please call (520) 621-9202 at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a no-show fee. Find additional appointment information here.
Helpful Information
Pap Testing
- Pap tests start at age 21 but STI testing is recommended annually for sexually active young people.
Birth Control Prescriptions
- We can only prescribe birth control to patients who have met with a Campus Health provider. Schedule your appointment.
Emergency Contraception
- Generic Plan B is available over the counter and should be taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse.
- Ella is a prescription emergency contraceptive pill that can be effective for up to 5 days post intercourse. An appointment with a provider is required for this prescription.
Possible Pregnancy: If you have had sex and your period is late, taking a pregnancy test is a good idea. If your test is positive, we recommend making an appointment with us, Planned Parenthood, a private physician, or a county health clinic for testing and guidance. Here at Campus Health, we offer diagnostic services, referrals, and limited counseling.